How do I fill out this form that contains Notary Public, Stamp/Seal, etc?

Question

Okay, so I have to print this form and there's a section that's like this:

Subscribed to and sworn before me


Month – Day – Year
Notary Public:
Stamp / Seal:
Commission Expiration Date:


How do I fill it out?

Answer 1

You have to take it to a Notary and sign it in front of them. Don't sign it by yourself. They have to witness your signature and then put their Notary seal on the form. Most banks have a notary, as well as some govt locations; try your phone book.

Answer 2

Take it to a Notary and they will fill it out. It is what you need to do when something needs to be "notarized". A Notary Public can be found at the local courthouse and can usually notarize documents for a small fee (some do it for free, sometimes it costs around 5-10 bucks).

Hope that helps.

Answer 3

Yes I have! I am an atheist notary public in NC. I recently read a book called 'Essential Spirituality' by Roger Walsh. I highly recommend it.

Answer 4

You don't. Fill out the information that pertains to you except your signature and date. The Notary will fill out the rest. The form is not valid otherwise. You fill in your signature and date when you are with the Notary.

Answer 5

This has to be filled out by either a lawyer or if this is a company related form , the company may have it's own commissioner, usually the controller or someone doing the finances.
The form i used to see this on is a Statutory Declaration for either the company or a subcontractor.

Answer 6

That section means a notary has to seal it, sign it and date it. It has to have a raised seal on it.

Answer 7

hello, you don't have to fill them out. let the the attorney worry about it. He will fill that out for you. Don't worry, it's the notary public's job to fill them out. That's what you pay them for. Believe me, i've done several papers just like that.